U.S. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE ON THE EVE AND DURING WORLD WAR ONE
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U.S. MILITARY INTELLIGENCE ON THE EVE AND DURING WORLD WAR ONE
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S268667300000616-7-1
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73-84
Abstract
The article traces the problems of foundation and development of the American military intelligence on the eve and during WWI.
Keywords
intelligence, counterintelligence, Allied countries, World War I, American Expeditionary Forces, intelligence information
Date of publication
11.11.2015
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